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Then there is also the increased suction as the piston goes up, cancelling the gains on the down stroke. Reduced crankcase gas density could lower rotating resistance, I suppose.

I was thinking it was one of your planes from Yugoslavia.

My daily driver is a Pontiac. But it's a Montana, so not very exciting. The two Pontiacs that I had that were more energetic were a 1972 LeMans convertible with 455H.O., and a 1974 Formula 400 4 speed. :)

The Royal Hudson (excursion train) passing through Vancouver in 1975.

I'd put the sales for this in PMs. There are probably bots working for Warner Bros. lawyers looking for unlicensed copies and sales.

A fascinating view on life, politics and treachery in Rome, around 100 B.C. at the end of the late Roman Republic era.

Another Bachman-Turner Overdrive member who liked Firebirds was Blair Thornton, who had one of the rare (only eight made) 1969 Trans-Am convertibles.

Seems Legit Pt. VI

I don't think Christine was ever a Fury. They weren't available in red that year, Sandstone Beige only.

Oct. 4, 1957. I wasn't born yet.

Probably. Most jets, by their design, are a pusher arrangement. :)

Sweden, which was not involved in WWII, nevertheless had developed a large air-force, particularly because of all the fighting happening in nearby nations. By 1950 they had developed their own jet fighter, the SAAB 29 Tunnan. While more modern fighters were designed, this plane still remained...

R.I.P. Bob! I often found his opinions (which were just his, of course) to range from being interesting, to insightful, to sometimes provably wrong. But even then it was always interesting to see him wind up some people like a cheap watch. And he never did reveal to us the correct torque...

The people of Naples, however, do. Naples is only 15 miles from Pompeii and has a population of over 900,000 today.

Hino existed long before Toyota bought into the partnership. The Hino name itself has it's own brand recognition. On their own, Toyota hasn't developed a large truck.

Well first of all, show us the picture. :) Is the distributor in the front or the back of the engine?